i) Why do you want to be a QA?

Ans: I want to be a QA because I enjoy making sure that the software you use works perfectly. It's like
being a digital detective, finding and fixing any issues before they reach you. I like paying attention to
every detail, and testing the software thoroughly to ensure it meets the standards. It's not just about
catching mistakes; it's about preventing them and making sure the technology you rely on functions
smoothly. I find satisfaction in contributing to a product that people can trust and use without any
hiccups.

ii) How would you test the checkout flow of Amazon? What would be the scenarios?
What would be the acceptance criteria? What would be your test cases?

Ans: I would check if you can easily buy what you want, ensuring the website does not make mistakes
and that the user's info is kept safe.

1. Scenarios:
• The user adds an item to the cart.
• The user proceeds to checkout.
• The user enters shipping and payment details.
• The user reviews the order.
• The user completes the purchase.

2. Acceptance Criteria:
• Items in the cart accurately reflect user selection.
• The checkout process is intuitive and error-free.
• Shipping and payment details are processed securely.
• Order summary matches selected items.
• Successful order completion with a confirmation.

3. Test Cases:
• Case 1: Add an item to the cart, proceed to checkout, and confirm if the correct item is
displayed.
• Case 2: Attempt to checkout without adding any items and verify if the system prompts for
selection.
• Case 3: Enter incorrect payment details and ensure the system correctly identifies the
error.
• Case 4: Complete a purchase and confirm receipt of an order confirmation email.

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